How to Learn Meds Faster in Nursing School | Nursing School FAQ Series

[@jenniewestforth789]

our teachers taught us this but also added to watch for their unique adverse effects and tested us on them. One of the reasons there are different drugs (say the lols) is because one may not work the same way in another as it does for this guy, or that guy had a reaction or adverse effect with one that he doesn't with the other. So, it wasn't quite that simple. I wish it had been. Then, when it comes to blood pressure, you also have to learn each unique side effect versus another, also, pointing to one working and the other not. say lols, vs calcium channel blockers.

[@NursingSOS]

Great points to bring up, Jennie Westforth!! There are definitely going to be some medications that work better than others for specific people. Focus on what your instructors are teaching in class to help guide your studying for your exams too! You're doing better than you think you are, keep up all the hard work, and thank you for being here! 😁

[@raneem3303]

Very helpful tips, THANK YOU SO MUCH !!

[@NursingSOS]

So happy to hear this video was helpful for you, RANEEM! 😊 We LOVE hearing how our resources helped you feel more confident in your knowledge! Hope you have a fantastic day, RANEEM. 😀

[@childlikefaith7257]

Very helpful.

[@NursingSOS]

@childlikefaith7257, we are so happy to hear that this video helped you understand better. 😊 You will do GREAT, friend!